Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-30
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southern Pacific Company ali his cable and rail
way interests in Oakland, by different set OF
papers.
Icopviq, 1857, by The California Aaoeiated Prcss
SAN LUIS OBIsro, July 2eth.-Ascencion Aires,
a resident of Los Alamos Santa Barbara coun-
" was arrested in this city this afternoon, he
eyincine evidences of insanity. Since being
placed in jail he has become violently mad.
The work has been commenced on the extern
sion of the Cosmopolitan Hotel in this city. The
projected improvements, when carried out. will
convert this hosiery into an elegant and man.
moth affair.
Competition Amoag Yolo Wheat Buyers.
ICopylgai. 1887. by Tie California associated Press.
WOODLAND, July 29th.-A number of Yolo
county agricDltGriS.s near Madison are bringing
their,crops of wheat to Woodland to sell to local
dealers They say that the difference in price
offered by Woodland and Madison buyers more
than Offsets the expense of hauling. AT Madi-
son the buyers have fixed the rate at 81 % per
GENITAL for the f7est of wheat, while at Woodland
producers cgR get 81 20 per GENITAL, and buyers
are not critical in their inspection of the pro-
duct Some of the farmers stoutly maintain
that a sortscf local ring has been formed among
the Madison buyers TO force them TO sell at 81 50.
The DavisviIle Tragedy.
Csgyis12, 1857, by Gte California associated Press
WOODLAND, July 29th--Kelley, the man
stabbed at Davisville by John Leow, is still alive
at the County Hospital, but will not recover.
The murderer was brought over from Davisyille
lastnight and lodged in the County Jail for safe
keeping. He has been in the Yolo County Jail a
number of times
A Farmers Accidental Death.
I0apyrsht, 1857, by tic California associated Press
;NILLows, July 2eth.--V. r. Lancaster. a farmer
living near Elk Creek. in this county, fell off a
load of lumber last night and was instantly
killed. Lancaster had been drinking.
some Lunged" Soldier.
copyght. 1857, by The California associated Press
MARYsvILLE. July 2eth.-The Salvation Army
here has made a convert of the Chinese boy
known as 81 One Lung"
Yuba Fruit Shipment.
Copyright, 1857. by DE California Associated Press
MARYsvILLE July 29th.-A carload of Bartlett
pears and peaches were loaded here for the East
to-day
Grain Blockade.
Copyright, 1857 by the California associated Press
| MARYsvIIIE, July 29th. The scarcity of
| freight cars continues. Three different shippers
| here have been trying several days to secure
| special trains of fifty cars each for loading
wheat, but have not succeeded, owing to the
| lack of sufficient means of speedy transporta-
| ton. The local wheat market is dull, with few
| takers.
Stockton's Natural Gas.
| STOCKTON, July 29th.-The Haas gas well in
this city claims to have over 100000 cubic feet
| OF gas per day. besides eight other flows which
are now cast off from the WELL but which are
accessible to by breaking the pipe at each flow
| by giant powder and electricity. Il was in
tended to get a franchise from the City Council
| last Monday to lay pipes for lighting the city,
| but trouble was found by reason of the old gas
| company's franchise The gas well company
| now threatens to run electric lights if the old
gas company opposes. The new company
claims to have power to run LOO sixteen-can-
| die lights.
Alleged Forgery by a Woman.
L.,
are afioat about one of the leading banks of the
| city, having been victimized of something like
SIS, 600 by forged check and that the forger is
a woman who is said to move in good society.
The banks will not disclose the facts if there be
any.
Latest Bay News.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29th.-[Special l-Ex-
Governor Downey seen in this city this
evening in relation to the sensational article in
this mornings Examiner. He says there is no
truth whatever in the article.
Hajor j. L. Rathbone, President of the Blood
Horse Association has resigned, and Daniel
Mcclure has been elected to fill the vacancy
Carleton Coleman, Director, has also resigned
and A. l. Thornton elected as his successor
The fall meeting of the Association will be held
October 29th and November LIST, Sd and 9Th.